CURRENT / NEXT EXHIBITIONS :
SUMMA 24
From 16/11
Featuring some of the Artists from our 2024 Solo programme - read more
FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS :
Our forthcoming exhibition schedule is listed as a guide and may be subject to alteration. Please contact the gallery if you have specific questions or enquiries…
ANDREW HARDWICK ‘UNCULTIVATED LAND’ - 14/2 – 29/3
ROGER THORP ‘A BEAUTIFUL MORNING’ - 14/2 – 29/3
PAST EXHIBITIONS :
JOY WOLFENDEN BROWN
FEATHER
6/9-9/11
Solo exhibition of multi-scale expressive figurative oil painting - read more
CARLOS ZAPATA
NEPANTLA
6/9-9/11
Solo exhibition of emotive multi scale sculpture and wall pieces - read more
ARTHUR LANYON
A MOON WITH A VIEW
Solo exhibition of multi-scale expressive painting combining intuitive motifs with an emotive, gestural, abstracted language - read more
JUDITH NANGALA CRISPIN
ASCENDING BEINGS
solo exhibition of unique, ephemeral works expressing contemporary concerns alongside the artists indigenous heritage - read more
EFRAT MERIN
THE OTHER SIDE OF PARADISE
solo exhibition of mythical encaustic paintings on floor 3 of the gallery - read more
MILES CLEVELAND GOODWIN
IN THE BELLY OF THE BEAST, SEARCHING FOR A HEART
solo exhibition of oil paintings reflecting an American Gothic, magical realist yet personal perspective - read more
A SKIN MADE POROUS
Mixed, multi-media exhibition offering a poetic contemplation of the existential dichotomy of the human condition - read more
SUMMA 23
Featuring the artists from our 2023 solo programme - read more
WHEEL OF THE YEAR
Following the rhythm of the seasons, this major project incorporated 400 works from 86 artists from across the globe - read more
FAYE ELEANOR WOODS
THE GRASS ARE GREEN, THE FLOWERS IS BROWN & CRIMSON
Debut solo exhibition of bacchanalian large and small scale paintings over two floors - read more
JIM CARTER
SCRAPS FROM THE CROW CULT
Exhibition of ritualistic sculptural forms expressing complex feelings of grief and loss, love and devotion, fertility and renewal - read more
SAX IMPEY
TO THE WATER
The latest solo exhibition of immersive paintings and film from environmental artist and mariner Sax Impey over 3 floors - read more
LUGHNASADH
The eighth part of a series of international mixed online exhibitions following the ‘Wheel of the Year’ - read more
ANDREW LITTEN
THE HUMAN SHADOW (THE ANIMAL SMILE)
Created over the last three years, bringing together multi-scale paintings with works on paper and original sculptures including a life size bronze - read more
ANDY HARPER
THE MANDALAS
Exhibition of complex, expressive yet intricate paintings - read more
LITHA
The seventh part of a series of international mixed online exhibitions following the ‘Wheel of the Year’ - read more
SAM LOCK
THE MEMORY OF WHAT COMES NEXT
Three floor solo exhibition of expressive multi-scale paintings dealing with permanence and ephemerality - read more
BELTANE
The sixth part of a series of international mixed online exhibitions following the ‘Wheel of the Year’ - read more
LUKE HANNAM
GOD’S BODY & THE DEVIL’S CHAINS
Three floor exhibition of mythic and metaphorical multi-scale expressive paintings and works on paper - read more
OSTARA
The fifth part of a series of international mixed online exhibitions following the ‘Wheel of the Year’ - read more
ROY EASTLAND
DISPLACED PORTRAITS
Exhibition of exquisite, intricate and ephemeral silver point drawings of lost and unknown protagonists - read more
DAVID COOPER
WAR HED
Exhibition of raw and violently expressed sculpture in clay and bronze and works on paper - read more
MARCELLE HANSELAAR
REBEL WOMEN FROM THE APOCRYPHA
New suite of etchings by the master print maker shown in its entirety - read more
IMBOLC
The fourth part of a series of international mixed online exhibitions following the ‘Wheel of the Year’ - read more
SUMMA 22
Featuring the artists from our 2022 solo programme - read more
YULE
The third part of a series of international mixed online exhibitions following the ‘Wheel of the Year’ - read more
SAMHAIN
The second part of a series of international mixed online exhibitions following the ‘Wheel of the Year’ - read more
ANDREW HARDWICK
THE LAST OF THE SILENCE
Exhibition of sedimentary multi-scale paintings displaying a captivation with ever decreasing wilderness zones; both natural and man-made - read more
JONATHAN MICHAEL RAY
LONG WAY HOME
Routine exploration of the landscape, both rural and urban, often leads to a gathering of artefacts that may then become the basis of new works - read more
MABON
The first part of a series of international mixed online exhibitions following the ‘Wheel of the Year’ - read more
JOY WOLFENDEN BROWN
SANCTUM
An extraordinarily intimate solo exhibition of small and larger oil paintings dealing with the human condition - read more
CARLOS ZAPATA
DIASPORA
Exhibition dealing with themes ranging from poverty, conflict, religion and race, yet the overriding characteristics of the work are of empathy and compassion - read more
ARTHUR LANYON
CODA FOR AN OBOL
An existentially framed and hugely ambitious solo exhibition made over the past three years - read more
LUKE ROUTLEDGE
REDIVIDER
This assemblage of assemblages, where a phantasmagoric caste of grotesques constructed from an ever growing body of figures is installed on the top floor of the gallery - read more
SIMON AVERILL
ENTANGLEMENTS
Long term project which has grown to include over 140 paintings inspired by the principle of 'Quantum Entanglement’ - read more
CLAIRE CURNEEN
THROUGH LIVING ROOTS AWAKEN
Poignant contemplations on the liminal and precarious nature of the human condition, exploring themes around death, rebirth and the sublime - read more
DAVID QUINN
CLOGHAN
Painting as a marker of time, spent in contemplation - akin perhaps to a physical embodiment of meditation or a prayer - read more
GABRIELLE K BROWN
SOLO PRESENTATION
Embodying a natural and intuitive, seemingly naive, yet extremely complex aesthetic, these multi-media artworks seek new ways to tell stories - read more
TIM SHAW
FÁG AN BEALACH (CLEAR THE WAY)
A confrontational solo exhibition of sculpture and installation by British artist and Royal Academician Tim Shaw, on all three floors of the gallery - read more